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retirement
Why I object to ‘hitting a number’ for retirement

Why I object to ‘hitting a number’ for retirement

There’s a lot more to retirement planning than a high portfolio value.
markets
Q3 US stock market outlook: Investors face balanced risks, selective opportunities

Q3 US stock market outlook: Investors face balanced risks, selective opportunities

What to know about positioning for the second half of 2026, and where we see opportunity by sector.
personal-finance
Unconventional wisdom: The market is expensive. I’m still investing

Unconventional wisdom: The market is expensive. I’m still investing

The arguments for a market bubble are compelling. So are the arguments against it. Here’s why you shouldn’t bet heavily on either outcome.
etfs
Morningstar webinar series: ETF Bootcamp

Morningstar webinar series: ETF Bootcamp

Register for our free webinar series.
markets
Market Index Performance | June 2026

Market Index Performance | June 2026

Our monthly update detailing the short- and long-term performance of major indices.
etfs
Do you hold the best global ETF?

Do you hold the best global ETF?

Mark and Shani run through the most popular global ETFs in Australia and the investors they may suit in this Investing Compass episode.
stocks
The World Cup stock you’ve never heard of

The World Cup stock you’ve never heard of

This ASX stock is kicking goals at the FIFA World Cup.
stocks
Chart of the Week: Can WiseTech shares finally bounce back?

Chart of the Week: Can WiseTech shares finally bounce back?

Market concerns over governance and AI fears have left shares trading well below the fair value.
markets
5 myths about AI’s economic impact, and what the data actually shows

5 myths about AI’s economic impact, and what the data actually shows

The AI economy is full of myths. Here are 5 worth challenging.
markets
Forget SpaceX—SK Hynix’s record US IPO tests the AI trade’s hottest corner

Forget SpaceX—SK Hynix’s record US IPO tests the AI trade’s hottest corner

The giant South Korean chipmaker is looking to raise $28 billion from US investors just as memory stocks are tumbling after massive gains.
personal-finance
The retirees who can’t spend

The retirees who can’t spend

When decades of saving makes spending feel uncomfortable.
stocks
Steep downgrade for wide moat share

Steep downgrade for wide moat share

Regulatory pressures squeeze growth outlook for wide moat ASX share.
etfs
Young & Invested: Why we just upgraded this popular global ETF

Young & Invested: Why we just upgraded this popular global ETF

Australia’s biggest ETF for hedged international exposure has been upgraded to a Gold Medalist Rating. Here’s why.
markets
Market Minute: Why markets are ignoring bad news in 2026

Market Minute: Why markets are ignoring bad news in 2026

Markets have been resilient through a range of mounting risks, so what should investors be looking out for next?
stocks
The strange effect of the 30% minimum capital gains tax

The strange effect of the 30% minimum capital gains tax

How the proposed CGT floor creates unexpected outcomes across different incomes.
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